By BEN FELLERAP White House CorrespondentWASHINGTONPresident Barack Obama came ready Monday for a fighting finish, deriding Mitt Romney as reckless and overmatched in world affairs. Instead he found a subdued challenger who was eager to agree and determined to show
DAVID GERGEN ON CNN’s Post Debate analysis: “I have to tell you though, I think Mitt Romney did something that was extremely important to his campaign tonight and that was he passed the Commander in Chief test. I think a
By ALLEN G. BREEDAP National WriterWith the baseball playoffs and Monday Night Football to compete with, even free pizza and soda couldn’t entice more than a handful of students to the Tulane University Political Science Department’s viewing party for the
President Barack Obama ended up revealing an astonishing level of ignorance about the state of military technology during the presidential debate in Boca Raton, FL Monday night. The U.S. Commander-in-Chief misspoke about bayonets. He misspoke about horses. He misspoke about
Conventional wisdom is that Obama might have won the debate but he didn’t do enough to change the race. Obviously, that’s up to the voters, but for now the CW is all we have: Mitt Romney wins. That’s not to
Here’s a quick piece of analysis from ABC’s Rick Klein. The Narrative is already starting to turn. Obama’s smallness during the debate is what lingers. What also lingers is how composed and presidential Mitt Romney was. ANALYSIS by RICK KLEIN
According to tonight’s snap CNN poll, 48% of registered voters thought that Barack Obama won tonight’s final presidential debate, compared with 40% who thought that Mitt Romney won. And according to CNN, Obama exceeded expectations, with 59% saying that Obama
Though Mitt Romney adopted a more subdued style during the final debate in Florida, he was readily victorious over an incumbent president with a rather fragile ego who wouldn’t know clarity if it hit him over the head. How many
When Gov. Mitt Romney pointed out the devastating $1 trillion in cuts set to hit our military via sequestration, Obama stated flatly, “[those] cuts will not happen.” The cuts, which are the result of Obama’s failure to lead on deficit
Republican Mitt Romney scored a narrow victory over President Barack Obama in Monday night’s Third Presidential Debate, which focused on foreign policy. Romney won despite being more cautious than expected–avoiding confrontation on the Libya issue, for example, and emphasizing areas
Gov. Mitt Romney’s strong and detailed response explaining why he characterizes President Obama’s early foreign trips as an “Apology Tour.”
President Obama lectured Gov. Mitt Romney on his strategy for re-building the US Navy by condescendingly telling his it wasn’t a game of Battleship.
Gov. Mitt Romney shows a clear command of Middle East dynamics by laying out for President Obama the reasons why the current turmoil in Syria is critical to peace in the Middle East region.
In an obviously pre-written and rehearsed moment, President Barack Obama suggested that Gov. Mitt Romney had an outdated foreign policy regarding Russia, as well as a social policy from the 1950s and an economic policy from the 1920s.
In the opening sequence of Monday night’s presidential debate in Boca Raton, FL, Gov. Mitt Romney criticized President Barack Obama’s strategy in the global war on terror by suggesting “we can’t kill our way out of this mess.”
Tonight, sources tell Breitbart News that President Obama will open the debate by alleging that Mitt Romney has flip-flopped on his position with regard to negotiations with Iran. In 2006 and 2007, Romney said that he’d be interested in talks
MSNBC’s Luke Russert just tweeted this out from his verified account: – Former top #Ohio elex official : Tagg Romney’s share in company supplying voting machines “doesn’t look good.” tv.msnbc.com/2012/10/22/jen… — Luke Russert (@LukeRussert) October 22, 2012 – Here’s the
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez and musicians Kid Rock and Rodney Adkins will join Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan at a campaign stop in Colorado on Tuesday, the day after the final presidential debate. The campaign event will be held
First Lady Michelle Obama isn’t the only politician’s wife workin’ the talk show circuit. Ann Romney, wife of GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, visited “The View” last week and gently shredded co-host Whoopi Goldberg’s lies about Mormonism. This week, the
President Barack Obama has declared: “We killed Bin Laden and Al Qaeda is on the run.” In tonight’s foreign policy debate, it’s fully expected he will use these “accomplishments” as a shield from Mitt Romney’s attacks. President Obama will also
President Barack Obama’s campaign accepted 16 times more in donations that listed invalid zip codes than Mitt Romney’s campaign, a report by the Government Accountability Institute (GAI) found, further exposing the Obama campaign’s lax online security measures that make the
Talk about setting the Narrative; here’s Reuters pretending that Libya is a bigger problem for Mitt Romney than it is for President ItWasTheYouTube: After Libya misfire, pressure on Romney in foreign policy debate When President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney face
According to a new poll conducted by Josh Mandel’s campaign, there is a statistical tie between Mandel and incumbent Democrat Senator Sherrod Brown. A Public Opinion Strategies poll taken Oct. 16-17 showed Brown at 44% and Mandel at 43%. Although
Mitt Romney leads President Barack Obama by two points (49%-47%) in a D+7 poll of likely Virginia voters conducted by Wenzel Strategies, a firm that polls for conservatives and whose polls have had a high level of accuracy during the last election
On Sunday the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, one of the most influential newspapers in Texas, endorsed Mitt Romney for President: The slow U.S. economy and its discouragingly high unemployment overshadow the other important issues in this election. Economic recovery must be
